GLOBALCAPITAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED, a company

incorporated in England and Wales (company number 15236213),

having its registered office at 4 Bouverie Street, London, UK, EC4Y 8AX

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  • CLOs
    NTL leads the way for cable borrowers
    Mandated lead arrangers Chase Manhattan and Morgan Stanley Dean Witter have launched the general syndication of the £2.5bn revolving credit for NTL, the cable operator that is buying the UK cable assets of Cable and Wireless. In the retail phase, two tickets have been offered - senior lead managers taking £35m for fees of 60bp and lead managers taking £20m for 50bp.
    July 07, 2000
  • Equity
    Nuovo Mercato successes continue with TXT
    WHILE issuance volume in some of Europe's new markets appears to have calmed in recent weeks, Italy's Nuovo Mercato has kept up a steady stream of deals with TXT and CDC both closing substantially oversubscribed this week. TXT e-solutions closed a stunning 21 times oversubscribed yesterday (Thursday) raising Eu39.8m for the company, which creates software for retailing. The Banca IMI, Intermonte and Lehman Brothers-led deal met with particularly strong domestic demand, according to bankers.
    July 07, 2000
  • Equity
    Oberthur and Ingénico show off French tech sector
    FRANCE's lead in the world of smartcard technology was on display this week, with both Oberthur Card Systems and Ingénico being marketed to investors. The three global leaders in the production of smartcards are French, with Gemplus number one and Oberthur number two. Ingénico is the world's largest payment terminal distributor.
    July 07, 2000
  • Emerging Markets
    Panama 20 year succeeds as cautious terms pay off
    Panama this week launched a $350m 20 year global bond, its first international offering this year. The deal, led by Salomon Smith Barney and Goldman Sachs, was timed to take advantage of good national political, economic and rating news. This news included an upward revision to stable from negative by Standard & Poor's this week, a recent agreement with the IMF, and the resolution of a political controversy regarding the use of privatisation proceeds.
    July 07, 2000
  • PCCW set to return to Asian loan market for $13bn with double hit
    ASIA’S STAR borrower, Pacific Century CyberWorks (PCCW), is lining up two jumbo transactions to hit the loan market over the summer period that could total $13bn, boosting the revitalised Asian dealflow.
    July 07, 2000
  • PCCW set to return to Asian loan market for $13bn with double hit
    ASIA’S STAR borrower, Pacific Century CyberWorks (PCCW), is lining up two jumbo transactions to hit the loan market over the summer period that could total $13bn, boosting the revitalised Asian dealflow.
    July 07, 2000
  • CLOs
    PEOPLE
    Stuart Perry has been appointed head of secondary loan trading at ABN Amro (London) within the bank's new financial markets group. Perry joined ABN Amro in July 1998 to spearhead its secondary loan market activities but has spent much of this time working on the primary syndication side of the business, structuring and distributing project finance transactions.
    July 07, 2000
  • Equity
    PKN has steady week of trading after $422m hit
    POLSKI Koncern Naftowy Orlen (PKN) shares had a steady week of trading in high volumes following the completion last week of the Lehman Brothers' $422m secondary offering. The deal closed on Friday roughly twice covered with the majority of shares placed in Poland to both domestic institutional and retail investors. The shares were priced at Z20.5 - a discount of 2.89% from last Thursday's close. Yesterday (Thursday) the stock closed at Z20.7.
    July 07, 2000
  • Posco, Napocor set sights on Samurai transactions
    POHANG Iron & Steel Corp (Posco) and National Power Corp (Napocor) could be the next in a spate of Asian names to issue yen denominated debt. An official at Posco, the world's largest fully integrated steel manufacturer, said that the management is close to deciding whether to launch a new Samurai bond issue to refinance a maturing Samurai deal in October.
    July 07, 2000
  • Equity
    Robert Walters returns to LSE with £118m offering triumph
    CREDIT Suisse First Boston priced recruitment firm Robert Walters' £118m IPO yesterday (Thursday), returning the company to the London Stock Exchange for the first time since it was taken private in 1998. The shares were priced at 170p each, from a range of 160p-200p, and bankers said the sale was 1.6 times covered. "The quality of the book was very good," said a banker. "Roughly 75% of one-on-one meetings placed orders."
    July 07, 2000
  • CLOs
    SCANDINAVIA
    Denmark The Eu50m credit facility for Amagerbanken A/S will be signed today (Friday), having been increased to Eu70m following good support. LB Kiel is arranging the deal.
    July 07, 2000
  • CLOs
    Secondary market loan prices — LMA valuation summary survey (July 5, 2000)
    July 07, 2000
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